Book Bargains… Especially for ERB readers!!! [Vol. 3, #4]
In our continuing effort to fund the publication and free distribution of The Englewood Review, we are going to be collaborating more intentionally with Christian Book Distributors. Primarily, we will be offering you the opportunity to buy bargain books from CBD that we think of are interest. Buying books this way is a win / win / win proposition. You get great books for a great price, CBD gets the sale and we get an excellent referral fee from CBD. These books make great Christmas gifts!
This week’s bargain books (Click to learn more/purchase):
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Karl Barth and Evangelical Theology: Convergences and Divergences
$3.99 (Save 88%) Edited by Sung Wook Chung / Baker Featuring contributions by Alister McGrath, Kevin Vanhoozer, Gabriel Fackre, Henri Blocher, and other leading Christian scholars, Dr. Chung’s balanced appraisal of Barth’s theology explores the parallels and differences seen in the theories of this leading 20th-century church scholar and the historic beliefs of the evangelical faith. 352 pages, softcover from Baker. |
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Why Church Matters: Worship, Ministry, and Mission in Practice
$2.99 (Save 85%!!) By Jonathan R. Wilson / Baker What exactly is it we’re called to do when we meet as God’s people? Wilson offers compelling insights on “gathered worship” as work, witness, and warfare. He examines practices of baptism, communion, and foot-washing; and shows how glorifying God together grounds us in truth and the language of faith. Invaluable reflections for leaders and laypeople. 240 pages, softcover from Brazos. |
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Earth Habitat: Eco-injustice and the Church’s Response
$0.99 (Save 95%!!!) By Edited by Dieter Hessel & Larry Rasmussen / Augsburg Fortress What “earth-honoring” elements does Christianity have to contribute to the common good? How can we respond creatively and constructively on a local level to global issues? Editors Hessel and Rasmussen, James Cone, Ibrahim Abu-Rabi, Ernest Conradi, Steven Rockefeller, and others address the relationship between the church and our endangered environment. 250 pages, softcover from Fortress.
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